Last Seat in the House

Bill Hanley, recognized as the "Father of Festival Sound," revolutionized live concert audio, particularly with his iconic work at the 1969 Woodstock Music and Arts Fair. His innovative sound engineering not only shaped the Woodstock experience but also set new standards for festival sound. Renowned for his quick-thinking solutions, Hanley's contributions have left a lasting impact on both audiences and sound technicians, influencing the evolution of live music since the 1950s.